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A cyclist rides 55km on a bearing of 010° to town Y, and from there, he rides 65km on a bearing of 100° to town Z. Find the distance XZ.
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: A cyclist rides 55km on a bearing of to town Y, and from there, he rides 65km on a bearing of to town Z.
a) Find the distance XZ.
Let X be the starting point. We have a triangle XYZ with sides XY = 55 km and YZ = 65 km. We need to find the angle .
The bearing from X to Y is .
The bearing from Y to Z is .
Draw a North line at Y. The angle between the North line at Y
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